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Kennie J Elvis The Tribute

Elvis Tribute Act - Kennie J | Elvis Impersonator | Elvis Performer

"King Kennie"... this fantastic tribute to Elvis the King of Rock n Roll is a show worthy of any stage in Las Vegas.

Kennie is a talented and accomplished singer in his own right. Nevertheless, his uncanny similarity in voice to that of Elvis, enables him to deliver a fantastic tribute show which encompasses all of the great classic Elvis tracks from the early 1950′s to Elvis's final songs.

Kennie brings to his audience the ultimate Elvis Experience. He has the Elvis look, the sound, the moves and the sincerity and passion that only a true Elvis tribute artist can capture.

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Frankie From The Valleys

Frankie Valli Tribute Show | Jersey Boys Tribute Act

John Gosby is a very talented male singer with a superb voice and is very charismatic and easy to watch whilst performing. John has lots of bookings for weddings, corporate events, private parties/functions and live music venues all over the UK.

John has been working in the business since 2007. From 2011 he has been working as lead male vocalist and cabaret singer for the likes of Marella (Thomson) cruises and Fred Olsen cruise lines. Before that he was working out in Greece as a vocalist for 3 years, and previous to that working in a Warners hotel as lead male vocalist for 2 years.

John has also had the privilege of singing with such stars as Alfie Boe, Boney M, Gabriella and sir Cliff Richard, as well as singing for the Queen in Trafalgar square for her golden jubilee.

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Andy Gray (Q&A) Only

Former Scotland Football International and Sports Presenter

Andy Gray is acknowledged as one of the foremost football commentators around, the expert the footballers listen to.

Andy Gray has played a key role in the development of Sky's football coverage. From Andy Gray's Boot Room to operating Virtual Reality and Replay 2000, his contribution has been widely recognised with a number of awards including The Royal Television Society's Sports Presenter of the Year and Cable Guide's Favourite Commentator.

At the end of his playing career in 1990, Andy joined BSB then moved on to Sky Sports at its launch in 1991. During the 91-92 season he combined his TV work with a role as assistant manager at Aston Villa before committing himself fulltime to broadcasting.

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Lea Roberts

After Dinner Comedian, Sportsmans Dinner Comedian

One of the first things you notice when in the company of Lea Roberts is his personality. Always friendly, Lea simply feels at home in whatever situation he is put in.

You may recognise Lea's face from seeing him unanimously win the ITV Comedy talent show "Stand Up Britain" in 2002, going out live on ITV1. The show broadcasted live regional telephone voting and it was obvious that half way through the count that Lea had convincingly won the competition! The previous year he had finished runner up in the Bachelors "Cup A Soup Comedy Challenge" performing at the Comedy Store, London. Clearly Lea's star was on the rise. In 2004 he was invited back by ITV to perform on "That's Entertainment" a big budget UK variety showcase. Since then Lea has become one of the most sought after comedians on the corporate, sporting and cabaret markets.

A former player for Halifax RLFC, Lea has always had a keen interest in sport and fitness. His knowledge of most sports means conversation never dries up at the "Top Table" and regardless of who he is working for, he always maintains a genuine passion for the club's cause. Lea has worked alongside Ricky Hatton, Alan Hansen, Steve Davis, Sean Fitzpatrick, Shane Warne and Sir Richard Hadlee.

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Gary Marshall

After Dinner Comedian, Sportsmans Dinner Comedian

Gary Marshall is a third generation comedian, son of the late great Jimmy Marshall of Granada TVs 'The Comedians'.He took his fathers advice and became a Butlins Redcoat at Blackpool's Metropole Hotel for two seasons.

He turned professional in 1987 and toured with several comedians acting as their compere, as well as throwing in the odd gag to serve his apprenticeship.

In 1988 he was successful in his auditions for 'Bob says Opportunity Knocks'. Speaking of the event Gary says "It came too soon really as I was still very raw (another word for crap!) but still I loved the experience."Later that year he toured with The Drifters at top venues such as Wembley Conference Centre, Sunderland Empire, Sheffield City Hall and the Glasgow Empire. He worked the length and breadth of the country in pubs and clubs as well as entertaining the troops in Germany, Holland, Dubai, Muscat and Cyprus.

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